A Healthy Blog notes that Massachusetts has reversed the national trend:
Since the enactment of Chapter 58, Massachusetts has increased the percentage of employers offering coverage to their employees. With the employer offer rate up 4% over two year, to 76%, we are climbing well above the national average of 60%. This increase occurred in spite of the recession. Most employees (80%) who are eligible for employer-sponsored insurance choose to enroll. There are large (and predictable) differences between small and large employers, with the small employers less likely to offer health insurance.
Full report here (PDF).
Ken,
We've always had universal health care in Massachusetts. I don't see how I'm better off with it.
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